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Session Laws, 1880
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WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 309

of such oath, the custom house enrollment or license


of such boat ; and if such boat is under custom house


tonnage, the owner shall swear as to her tonnage ;

Swear to ton-

the master of such boat shall make oath before the

nage.

Comptroller or his clerk, or if a resident of Balti-


more city before the Clerk of the Court of Common


Pleas, or the clerk of the county whereof he may


reside, that he has been a resident of the State of


Maryland for twelve months next preceding the time


of taking such oath.


SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That before granting


such license the Comptroller shall receive for it


from the applicant at the rate of three dollars per

License to be

ton for every ton the boat may measure ; the license

exhibited.

shall be exhibited whenever called for by any officer


of the State of Maryland.


SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That any person who


shall violate any of the provisions of the preceding


sections shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,


and upon indictment and conviction in any circuit


court, or before any justice of the peace of this State


before whom such case is tried, shall be fin ed not less


than fifty dollars nor more than two hundred dollars,


or sentenced to the House of Correction for a

Penalty for

term not less than three months nor more than three

violation.

years, and the boat or vessel used in said violation,


together with the papers, furniture and tackle on


board of said boat or vessel at the time of the said vio-


lation, shall pay a penalty of not less than fifty dol-


lars nor more than three hundred dollars for each


and every violation of the preceding sections.


SEC. 7. And be it enacted, That upon information,


given under oath, to any judge of the circuit court,


or justice of the peace, of any violation of any of


the provisions of this act, he shall issue his warrant

Issue warrant

to the sheriff or any constable, requiring any of


them, to whom it may be directed, to summon a


posse comitatus, if necessary, and proceed forthwith


to arrest the party or parties alleged to have been
engaged in the violation of this act, and to seize and


to take possession of any boat, canoe or vessel, to-


gether with all her tackle and apparel on board of


the same, and deliver the same to the judge of the




 

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